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No one can sink in the Dead Sea. Do you agree? Give reason.

No one can sink in the Dead Sea is a misconception. The Dead Sea is highly saline that is salt content is very high. Due to the high salt content, the water of Dead Sea is denser than the freshwater. So objects which are denser than the salty water will sink while those which are not will float.


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